The Point of Betrayal 1995 123movies

Watch: The Point of Betrayal 1995 123movies, Full Movie Online – Laura is a wealthy widow who marries Ted to share her twilight years. But her son David is suspicious that his new stepfather is going to spend his billion-dollar inheritance — never mind that Ted has his own millions to spend. Rick’s fear rises after Ted impulsively buys an exotic summer home to share with Laura..
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	5.4/10 Votes: 104
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Not a patch on Hitchcock
This film is promoted as a Hitchcock-style thriller but it pales when compared with Hitchcock’s classics such as Strangers on a Train and Dial “M” for Murder. With the main characters being fabulously rich and so being able to buy private jets and magnificent houses at the drop of a hat, the film has the air of a TV movie rather than a cinema offering.

Ted and Laura (Rod Taylor and Dina Merrill) are a retired couple who buy a lighthouse with underground living space when they see it featured on TV. Their son, Mark (Rick Johnson) is none to pleased about this as he sees his inheritance slipping away despite being wealthy himself. This is where the Hitchcockian aspect comes into play as Mark plans a two-pronged attack to get his hands on his mother’s money, first by legal means and then by the sexy slinky femme fatale. The end of the film is a bit ambiguous and the supernatural dream clip at the end is pure corn.

Rod Taylor and Dina Merril are old hands at this sort of thing and Rick Johnson is suitably nasty as the darkly avaricious son. The best performance is by Rebecca Broussard who oozes sensuality as the sexy psycho nurse Monet. There are moments of tension but it is not a film that will have you on the edge if your seat, so only 4 stars.

Not a patch on Hitchcock
This film is promoted as a Hitchcock-style thriller but it pales when compared with Hitchcock’s classics such as Strangers on a Train and Dial “M” for Murder. With the main characters being fabulously rich and so being able to buy private jets and magnificent houses at the drop of a hat, the film has the air of a TV movie rather than a cinema offering.

Ted and Laura (Rod Taylor and Dina Merrill) are a retired couple who buy a lighthouse with underground living space when they see it featured on TV. Their son, Mark (Rick Johnson) is none to pleased about this as he sees his inheritance slipping away despite being wealthy himself. This is where the Hitchcockian aspect comes into play as Mark plans a two-pronged attack to get his hands on his mother’s money, first by legal means and then by the sexy slinky femme fatale. The end of the film is a bit ambiguous and the supernatural dream clip at the end is pure corn.

Rod Taylor and Dina Merril are old hands at this sort of thing and Rick Johnson is suitably nasty as the darkly avaricious son. The best performance is by Rebecca Broussard who oozes sensuality as the sexy psycho nurse Monet. There are moments of tension but it is not a film that will have you on the edge if your seat, so only 4 stars.

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Original Language pt
Runtime 1 hr 36 min (96 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated R
Genre Thriller
Director Richard Martini
Writer Jonathan D. Krane
Actors Rod Taylor, Dina Merrill, Rebecca Broussard
Country United States, Germany, Hong Kong
Awards 1 win
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Sound Mix Mono
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Printed Film Format 35 mm